Guy v. Hansow

*934The opinion of the court was delivered by

Burch, J.:

In June, 1907, Ida Guy was granted a divorce from her husband, J. M. Guy. He was the owner of a quarter section of land which was occupied as their homestead. There were five children whose ages ranged from nineteen to four years. The wife was entitled to alimony out of the land, and the husband, desiring that his interest in it be given to the children in equal proportions, requested that it be so secured to them. The land was worth at the time $4000, but was encumbered by a mortgage for $1700, leaving a net value of $2300. Assuming that the…